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    This document shows the step-by-step solution to a problem about analyzing the differential gain, common-mode gain, and common-mode rejection ratio of an NMOS transistor circuit. The solution calculates these values when the output is taken single-endedly and when it is taken differentially. It is found that the differential gain is higher but the common-mode rejection ratio is lower when the output is taken differentially compared to single-endedly.

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    Microelectronic Circuits (5th Edition)

    Chapter 7, Problem 15P (1 Bookmark)


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    Step-by-step solution

    Step 1 of 12

    Given data:

    Transistor is NMOS type.

    Biasing current is,

    Output resistance is,

    Drain resistance is,

    Transconductance parameter is,

    Small signal output resistance is large.

    Comment

    Step 2 of 12

    (a)

    If the output is taken single-endedly:

    The differential gain is

    …… (1)

    Comment

    Step 3 of 12

    The transconductance is

    Where, the overdrive voltage is


    Chapter 7, Problem 15P (1 Bookmark)
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    Substitute in the above equation

    Therefore, the overdrive voltage is .

    Comment

    Step 4 of 12

    The transconductance is

    Therefore, the transconductance is .

    Comment

    Step 5 of 12

    Substitute in equation-(1)

    Therefore, the differential gain is .

    Comment
    Step 6 of 12

    The common-mode gain is


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    Substitute in the above equation

    Therefore, the common-mode gain is .

    Comment

    Step 7 of 12

    The common-mode rejection ration is

    Substitute in the above equation

    Therefore, the common-mode rejection ration is

    Comment

    Step 8 of 12

    The common-mode rejection ration in decibels is

    Substitute in the above equation


    Therefore, the common-mode rejection in decibels is .

    Comment
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    Step 9 of 12

    (b)

    Given data

    The mismatch drain resistance is,

    If the output is taken differentially:

    The differential gain is

    Substitute in the above equation

    Therefore, the differential gain is .

    Comment

    Step 10 of 12

    The common-mode gain is

    Substitute in the above equation

    Therefore, the common-mode gain is .


    Comment

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    Step 11 of 12

    The common-mode rejection ration is

    Substitute in the above equation

    Therefore, the common-mode rejection ration is

    Comment

    Step 12 of 12

    The common-mode rejection ration in decibels is

    Substitute in the above equation

    Therefore, the common-mode rejection in decibels is .

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